Tag: sergio troncoso

• day of good news

  Two pieces of good news: Today I learned I will be a member of a Latino Lecture Panel at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum on April 28th and also that I was accepted into Sergio Troncoso’s advanced workshop at the Yale Summer Writers’ Conference.

  john paul jaramillo

  March 12, 2013

  Updates

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• quick note on troncoso’s from this wicked patch of dust

  Last week–despite mountains of grading and student conferences–I spent time with Troncoso’s sweeping novel From This Wicked Patch of Dust and found so much to admire.  I admired the form as well as the content. Told in a third person limited omniscient narration the story drops into the thoughts, feelings and questions of each member of a Mexican […]

  john paul jaramillo

  April 2, 2012

  book reviews

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